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Iatreia ; 35(4)dic. 2022.
Artigo em Espanhol | LILACS-Express | LILACS | ID: biblio-1534604

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Introducción: La educación médica ha propiciado estrategias de enseñanza-aprendizaje que integran nuevas actividades pedagógicas y evaluativas acordes con el avance en el conocimiento. Los juegos educacionales (JE) surgen como una opción en pro del mejoramiento en los objetivos y resultados educacionales, con una utilidad potencial dentro del proceso formativo de los cirujanos. Hay investigaciones crecientes sobre el tema. Objetivo: evaluar de forma cualitativa el estado de la evidencia disponible sobre la efectividad de los JE como estrategia pedagógica en estudiantes de postgrado de cirugía general. Método: revisión de alcance de la literatura, según la metodología del Joanna Briggs Institute. Se evaluó el impacto educacional de los JE según la clasificación de Kirkpatrick. Resultados: la evidencia acerca de la utilidad los JE en la educación médica en cirugía es limitada. Existe una heterogeneidad de metodologías, procesos y resultados educativos producto de implementar JE como instrumento de evaluación o de instrucción. No obstante, es posible un impacto positivo de acuerdo con las investigaciones. No hay una evaluación de los alcances y el rol de los JE en la formación de los cirujanos. Conclusión: los JE se constituyen en una estrategia novedosa a considerar en la educación en cirugía general. Su implementación se condiciona a la construcción de una evidencia sólida, reproducible y basada en objetivos claros de enseñanza-aprendizaje. Sin embargo, la investigación en el tema es incipiente.


Summary Background: Medical education has fostered teaching-learning strategies that integrate new pedagogical and evaluative activities in accordance with the advancement in knowledge. Educational games (EG) emerge as an option for improving educational objectives and results, with potential utility within the training process of surgeons. There is growing research on the subject. Objective: To qualitatively evaluate the state of the available evidence on the efficacy of EG as a pedagogical strategy in general surgery postgraduate students. Method: Scoping review of the literature, according to the methodology of the Joanna Briggs Institute. The educational impact of the EG was evaluated according to the Kirkpatrick classification. Results: Evidence about the usefulness of EGs in medical education in surgery is limited. There is a heterogeneity of methodologies, processes and educational results resulting from implementing EG as an evaluation or instructional instrument. However, a positive impact is possible according to research. There is no evaluation of the scope and role of EBs in the training of surgeons. Conclusions: The EG constitute a novel strategy to consider in general surgery education. Its implementation is conditional on the construction of solid, reproducible evidence based on clear teaching-learning objectives. However, research on the subject is incipient.

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Int J Surg Case Rep ; 75: 333-337, 2020.
Artigo em Inglês | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-32980704

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INTRODUCTION: Gastric pseudotumors are rare entities whose clinical presentation resembles typical gastric neoplasias, often making them unrecognized unless other causes are considered. PRESENTATION OF CASE: We present a case report of a patient that debuts with dysphagia, with an abdominal computed axial tomography (CAT) scan revealing a mass at the gastro-esophageal junction suggestive of malignant origin, with studies revealing it to be Immunoglobulin G4-related (IgG4). DISCUSSION: The diagnosis and identification of IgG4-related gastric pseudotumors is very complicated, often and most commonly an incidental diagnosis upon histologic analysis, as is the situation in this case. CONCLUSION: Understanding its clinical course and early diagnosis can reduce unwarranted surgical intervention in some patients with IgG4-related disease.

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